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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-06

ed By skillful management there ID also fair
margin OF profit.
Somebody having invented q milking.stool
that shuts up when the COW kicks. the Norris
town Herald suggests that 1t IL now In order to
produce mixer who will shut up when the
COW kicks.
The farmer who gets the most eggs II the one
who gets mp earliest and secures to b ie flock .
good, warm breakfast 40 soon a. they leave the
roost.
The true policy. says the Dakota Farmer, 10
to raise such crops are suited to coli and sit
nation, taking pains to get the best quality, for
that Will always secure ready market and the
highest prices.
A German cattle food, which had large sale was
found to contain vegetable ivory turnings eighty
eight parts and common, salt twelve parts in
100; value, nothing.
A etock-breeder says: For ecurvy, or itch in
calves, mix spirits turpentine, sulphur, and lin
seed oil. and apply twice week. It serves for
any other animal, and for the scaly.leE in the
Aeiatic strains Of poultry.
The Farm Journal hnmorously observes that
II the craze for hornlees cattle becomes universal
the average COW doctor who knows but two dis
eases. sshollow horn" and sswolf in the tall will
find half his occupation gone. He will
have to confne his practice exclusively to the
tail.
The number Of animals entered for the great
Smithfeld Club Cattle Show, England, this year
was not quite equal to that Of last year. Cat
tie are 23l, against 293 in 1885. 26l in 1884, and
PA In 1883. Sheep. total LIS pens, against 100
last year, 2O7 in 1884, and 1911 In 1883. Pigs
show the marked increase Of S. pens, against
10 last year, CO in 1884, and "a in 1888.
The ninth annual meeting OF the Illinois Tile
makers Association will be held ut the State
House, Springfield. Jan. 10 and 10. The an
nual conventions Of this association are intended
to cover whatever is new and valuable in the art
and science Of drainage.
When the farmer sees the crowd tramp his
big cucumbers and overgrown spring chickens
into The ground to pay Is cents to get into the
amphitheatre to see horse race that was sold
out the night before he realizes the grandeur OF
his profession. -Esteltine Bell.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-06
How Hose Went to the White House.

New York Sun: When President
Cleveland was about to remove from
Albany to the White House, he asked
his sister, Mrs. Hoyt, to 60 with him
and take charge Of his home. She is
the wife Of clergyman, on $1,000 a
year. She had otficiated for days, and
sometimes weeks at time, in the exc
cutive mansion at Albany, and her
brother admired her matronly and re-
firing ways. She declined, however,
saying that she dreaded the publicity Of
Washington life, and did not want to
break up her home. The offer of a lar
ger salary than her husband earned did
not move her. .Take Rose" said she;
Rose is precisely the woman for the
place, She likes formality and state,
and will shine in the White House,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-06

But quickly found carved knob
which yielded to pressure and then the
panelling beneath It easily slid up, and
l saw handle, which was evidently the
means of working the staircase. As /
gazed at it ! was startled by q mufied
scream. Come what might. l must
probe this mystery. A greatdread and
q great hope were stirring within me.
and maddening me. Again that stifled
scream. / pulled the lever. Slowly
and surely the machinery worked. l
stood within the hidden passage. The
stairs closed back, and stood listening.
Voices sounded close to ne. A mans
voice-Plowitz's! A woman's-Mary
Eortescue's!
Afew steps along the narrow passage
brought me to door, which was not
quite closed. The light from the chink
guided me. stood close to it. my hand
upon the handle.
'.Leave me-leaye mer' said Mary's
voice, in strong and tragic appeal. ''Let
me die here, if must; but let me die
alone''
.Ah Mary" said Plowitz, ..you shall
not die-you shall not be alone. You
are mine. l will take you away from
here"
Never! Oh, Mr.. Plowitz, why are
Won 20 oruelp / have told you I win
die here, If ! must, but yours ! will
never be"
..Ah, you do not know me-you do
not know me! You must love me!
such love as mine will compel your
love in return. You madden me!
am your master. You cannot escape
met
A cry OF terror and Of anger brought
me into the room. Plowitz had seized
her hands, and was endcavoring to
clasp her to his breast. Her beautiful
hair was loosened, her eyes wild with
anger and alarm. In moment more
and that sweet. sacred face would have
been for ever profaned by Plowitz's
hateful kisses, that overtaxed form
would have sunk helpless and ex-
haustcd into his coward arms, when /
sprang into the room. and with one
blow Of concentrated love and hatred
felled him to the ground.
.You-you!' cried Mary with .
scream of joy. She sank into my arms
almost as helpless rs Plowitz, who lay
senseless as log upon the floor.
no BE CONTINUED.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-06

The mayor, city council, and leading
citizens of Montgomery, Ala, are OPP
posing the proposition of the colored
people to hold the worlds exposition in
that town next year.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-06
READ THIS THOROUGHLY AT YOUR LEISURE.

70 the Public and our Patrons We take pleasure In
amounting that We have received the agency or DR..
Ksrthelfs CeeoFstsd nhalstion Treatment sor home
Nose Diseases, will do we'll 70 call for book which
gives tho history Of Inhalation for the 400 years.
olooo Reward.-The Medicinal Caramel Co. OF Nilwau.
kee, Wis., will pay the above amount any person that
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veTsa Caihartc Powder; Il combination Or veget-
able extracts forming an Agreeable. mild, safe and
best csth.rtic medicine ever discovered Causes no
70 grown person L takes the place Of I'll cathartc
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it. Price6 cents por boz. For sale BY all druggists, and
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The Children'. friend-The Medicinal Worm Caramel
tho only reliable worm destroyer Sample FREQ. For
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1t is said that man who won't take pa
per because he can borrow one has invented
a machine with which he can cook his din
ner by the smoke Of his neighbor's chimney.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-06
HORSE Shooting COMPETITION.

The Royal Agricultural society Of England pro-
poses horse-shocing competition At its coming
agricultural shows. Atpast exhibitions OF this
kind too much has been allowed for qnickness
In shoeing, there has been \ tendency to do has.
~ work rather than TO show how shoes ought to
be put on. The cases where . shoe must be
put on In great hurry are comparatively few
besides those whore TIE shoe Is TO stay on the
horses foot for long and active service Speed
IL desirable, but excellence In workmanship Is
be at Of all
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-06
HINT IN poTAToE CULTURE,

A superb lot Of potatoes which was lately ex-
hibited at French exposition, and considered
tention. The cultivator gave the following as
his method Of incre asing the size Of the tuber:
When the young stems have attained about four
inches In height all OF them excepting two OF
the central ones are cut away, and these two
only allowed to grow. BY means Of this simple
precaution the tubers become much larger than
they are In ordinary cultivation
CURRENT NOTES.
There IL always fair demand for the best
products Of the soil, and when they are obtain
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II could not; l had work to do
here" And, rather inconsistency, he
got up, sighed heavily, and went off
through the partitioned door, slamming
it heavily behind him.
followed in a minute, and walked
slowly up the stairs. l reached the foot
of the small fight which / had twice
seen fold back. An examination.
searching though hurried, revealed
what were probably the points Of juno
ton, but could find no trace of levers
to work the machinery.
But in deep stiffness Of the house. as
l gazed at the panelling, intent on find
ing some clue to the mystery, my ear. on
the strain for the least alarm, caught
distinctly the sound of woman's sobs.
Whence it came could not determine.
But somewhere not far off felt sure /
heard woman weeping bitterly. /
listened, but to no further purpose, and
then went up to my own landing and
waited and watched. Presently heard
the study.door opened. and the step Of
Plowitz coming into the hall. He
looked into the library, apparently, and
then came up the stairs. watched
him from the shadow. He came to the
mysterious landing, and gave glance
round. There was nothing from his
point of view, to fear, for If he had seen
me he would have cared little. He then
pressed knob in the carved wainscot-
ing, and slid strip of the panelling
He inserted his hand in the vacancy
left, and pulled some sort of lever, and
quickly shut down the panel. Easily
and noiselessly the stairs swung back,
and into the aperture Plowitz disappear.
cd. Easily and noiselessly the stairs
resumed their usual position, and with
abound l reached the spot where Plowitz
had just stood. I could see no trace Of
sliding panel. The workmanship wa.
too neat for that.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-06

There are about fifteen farmers and others in
Wayne county, New York. engaged In raising
willow-ehoots for market The willows are used
In the manufacture OF baskets ami chairs, and
considering the small expense .of planting and
cultyating thie peculiar crop 1t Is one Of the
moot profitable in all this region. This season 1t
promises TO prove far mote profitable than pep
pcrmint oil. Low. Harshy land il preferable fer
raising willows, but It 10 not necessary The cost
Of plxnting-small shoots or twigs being used -
il about SIS IN acre, and there IL but one plan
ting. necessary for yeare and years. The only 9TH
or expenses are for trimming and gathering.
The former operation costs So an acre. and the
latter about SIS. After the willows are gather
cd they are bound In bundles. and shipped as
soon AZ possible. They are sold by weight, the
average price being Sic ton. Two years ago
$40 ton was paid. Six tons to the acre is The
average yield. SO that An acre OF young willows il
usually worth S96
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now oono Women Pssserv. -.
0oo6 keohs. -

Pro- sAs - nassisss ~
The hnooeoOoet woman 49,.
woo ooo who sook great care ~ ~
health. when knew her she - 80
thirty. but no girl Of sixteen lhss + pse'
Ieser Ne had roster chseks a. h,;sJasvs
eyes: y! course che was nstors!Is A..
looking. but The attention she ~.
snatsere Of hygiene added 70 and ~
served her beauty. What did she Az,
ldont know that ] can ecoon sll. In, 4.
member her telling me she took ! snosss
hath every morning; VS. pas,;ea'..
about The ventilation 81 her sps,tmss,.
Isos'k long walks when she could =,
but little meat, much fruit and cs,ssss
whenever she could got them Aro,s".
Thing che did which she tried vi,hos.
-uccess 10 get me 10 do, she drsnk 49,
so6ss without milk Or cream, diIu,ss
with water. ~
The eason she took her coffee a -.
became her physicians told her II -.
healthier 10 drink u in this -
Whether the practice added 10 her ~,
sonal ch arms or not I don't know. IA.
the whole she was certainly repaid ior
her systematic habits. and @ c~ertsinI,
There was nothing ardu"us about ~
performance OF them. Nor Was ,hs,s
sny thing bixarse about them ~ \
seems 10 me-. there 10 sbout the solIov.
ing cou I read Of : Chicago bells.
Ito keep the suppleness OF her frur.
-he stands one hour daily. fifteen Mn.
utes q . time. with her hands on ~,
hips before . long mirror. end bendinr
her knees out from each other che sinh.
-iowIy down 10 the n"or - low q pos.
sibIe. then - slowly uprising, mesniim.
moving her anna in % direction "a
their utn'os' length, oui or up, forw I'D
30 back, until When she slands erect the,
are ready 10 be paced on her hips sgaiu.
Each 10 repeated, ever
tine : little accelerated. until 81 The end
ot thirteen minutes II IL done ouickIy,
and . line color 10 In her cheek. ST.
then lies down on . perfectly f.t couch,
without . pillow. until he~ breath comes
smooth and regular. % II will in the two
minutes left in her quarter OF an hour.
When she playss good deal Of tennis
~he cuts down her exercising one-hslf-
or course, The benefit to 10 derived from
this procedure ID not ~ be questioned,
whatever may b thought Of IL besides.
Il 10 easy 20 see her whole body thus re-
Iceives good exercise, adding to the grace
~ her own form. besutifying her COM
p:exion. and making her stronger and
healthier.
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~ - o4uato Ao4ll<I.
mo, cir. / do not claim 70 Be N ex-
pert q fancy Shooting said Capt Jack
in answer 10 The Arounders
inquiry. .rhere IL too much trickery-
= sort OF sleinht-Of-hsnd business con.
nscsed with a.. do pretend 10 BE- :
crack shot, and 10 excel In accuracy =
rnpidisy With : Winchester rihe. The
Winchester Arms Company have Of
Tered repeatedly 90 back me for S5,uW
against shy nssn In The world IN ihst
sort Of skill have fred twelve shots
In three end . half secOnds. But here
let me enIiehten you q 10 one Of ne
neat little tricks used IN fancy shots
Here the scOul produced what appeared
70 b., q he held n q : dktsnce, : bress
ehell tipped with : leaden ball. Looks
like . bullet, don't mr. be said, With :
laueh. well, it INIT II D simply .
papier-Usche proturbance appropriately
70 look like lead. Now III
show VOC whst's LshInd IT, Picking
open the end b disclosed 10 view
quantity Of shot sb0ut 20C be ssio
Wers ~ tbs she'll, With just enough pow.
der q The butt 20 do The work. "How are
these usedi You have probably ~.
messed The feat Of cracking gIsss bsIIs
throws In the cir b shooting % then
With : Winchester, and while riding. :
horss goisg q : gsIIop. Well, that's ~
kind Or .beH' cartridge thst % useos
and The spectators look On with wonder
and admiration. supposing that u . dons
with : single ball /; end shas 70 sOmelhlnes
ny boy, that no ma n the world ~
ever done o. will do becauDo it ID . phys
ical iop0ssibilty.S
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4 Girl WhOAo Mother Aimed
Higher Than . Poor Buffalo

If the Presidents next Southern four
shall include in lie limits . certain small
Tennessee town. Mrs. Cleveland will BE-
likely 10 see . lady who. by oil accounts.
narrowly missed the place the bride Of
the White House now occupies. The
story goes that years since this lady.
then . resident in Buffalo, wss beirothed
Mr.. Cleveland, and would have mar
ried him but for IN ambitious mother.
who declared abe had educated her
daughter 10 something better than. The
vile Of . poor Buffalo lawyer" Partly
10 change the environment Of that young
woman she went South Nth her for :
visit. and Wss % plessed that bosh re-
manned. Aher awhile The daughter
found 'the sxpuIsiv~ power Of new r.
lection strong enough 10 eface the inn
sge Of the lover len behind, aud married
= Young engineer.
When NJ. Cleveland Was nominated
the hu, band. who 10 Unfortunately proud
|oi HE wife. made public The story Of the
broken engagement. which csu-ed the
town wage 10 se0saTk: "Th-t's the
worst on Grover yet.r This Il because
the lady. though amiable, accomplished
and . pattern wife. hiss . profile very
much on The Dorid Gothic order OF arch
|itecture. and wears blue gIssses In he
bargain. She 10 now about forty. 10
the full nush Of ma~sronhood. snd .
woman Of sense snd deIicacy. Witness
the isct that she has neither named The
baby for the President nor asked cfice
for her husband. Still. should she meet
Mrs. Cleveland. the contract conId ut
be telling. Looking q his early love o.
side HE late one. The President might
bot kick himself more than ever on DIS
pheuomenaI luck.
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There ore l0ur great accumulated msc'
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IN The United States Treasury, o3Ss,u0'
600 IN the National Bank Of Francs
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He undermined in b. u HE Oflr.
% attend % t0wnship business ~
e1sse00 township, Dubois county. o.
ssurdsys ~ each week. and requesss ~
sssoWs having bnejnees with The town
hip % attend % e On those days. The
swnshjp !tbrsries sre kept q J. w
Jacobs. ~ Bjrdseye, and the Trustee
r~rsidenee. where al pessons entitled O.
RET books thereof.
John CUNNINs,
Sept. 8. ~. Trustee JeDersnn Up.
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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-07-06
Pearls of Though. .

Everybody is wise after the event.
Nothing is SO fearful as bad con.
cience.
He that has no character is not a
man ; he is only thing.
The crutch of Time accomplishes
more than the club of Hercules.
Advise is like caster oil easy enough
to give, but hard enough to take.
The path of genius is not less OBJ
structed with disappointment than
that of ambition.
No man breaches his sermon well
to others ifhe does not first preach it
to his own heart.
The worse priso1-is not of stone. 1t
is of a throbbing heart, outrage by an
infamous life.
When one has no good reasons for
doing thing, he has one good rea-
son for letting it alone. !
Revenge is a debt, in the paying oi
which the greatest knave is honest
and sincere, and, so far as he is able.
punctual.
Of all the riches that we hug, of all
the pleasure that we enjoy, we car
carey no more out of this world thar
out of a dream.
Vicious habits are SO odious and de
grading that they transform the indi
vidual who practice them into an in
carnate demon.